bbrad1775

Rear 12v power source does not have power. I cant figure out which fuse it is or what else it could be. Is it tied into anything else? Both in the front work just fine.

PerryB

The fuse may not be specifically labeled for all its loads. Get an inexpensive test light and start sticking the fuses. The plastic fuses have legs on each side that can be easily probed. If a fuse doesn't have power at both legs its blown. You could also pull them one at a time and hold them up to the light. Its easy to see if they're blown.

bbrad1775

I know how to tell if a fuse is blown or not. I was hoping not to have to pull every fuse and that someone would tell me the specific one.

STSCDave

Try 37
http://fordfuse.com/index_files/index.gif
https://owner.ford.com/tools/account...h-results.html

PerryB

I geared my answer to your original post. What does it take, three minutes to visually check them all , or about 1 minute with a test light ?

bbrad1775

I feel like my manual had something different for 37 but I will check.

Mod (Ret.)

It's so easy (and free) to download a copy of an owners manual. In it would be the fuse assignments.

bbrad1775

I have one, but last time I tried to figure out a fuse, dome light, I couldn't figure it out because it wasn't clearly labled.